Biography
The Coax emerged from the Minneapolis music scene as a versatile indie/garage rock outfit celebrated for groove-driven arrangements and a willingness to experiment across genres. Over the mid-2010s, they became a regular presence in the Twin Cities venue circuit, building a reputation for strong live performances and collaborations with other notable acts in the area. The band’s roots in Minneapolis gave them a distinctive edge, blending local influence with a broader rock sensibility.
Discography highlights
Latest releases lead with a split 7" featuring High Waisted (2017) on Little Dickman Records, followed by a Whiskey Kids EP (circa 2015) released around Turf Club-era performances. A notable 2017 split 7" single featuring Bologna and Spooky Masquerade is listed on The Coax’s Bandcamp page, with Little Dickman Records as the label for at least one release. Bandcamp remains a primary avenue for official content and booking inquiries.
Upcoming tour info
As of the latest publicly documented activity, there are no listed 2025 tour dates. The last documented activity appears around 2018, with shows at Turf Club and 7th St Entry and billing alongside acts such as Diane Coffee, Old Desert Road, and Wild Adriatic. For fans and promoters, the best path to current activity is to monitor official Bandcamp and social channels for announcements or potential revivals.
Social and contact
The Coax maintain a Bandcamp page with linked Facebook presence. Booking contact information is typically listed on Bandcamp for official inquiries. For direct updates, follow and check the provided official pages. We link to the official sources below for easy access.
Venue history and regional context
Minneapolis venues like Turf Club and 7th St Entry (within the First Avenue network) have long been pivotal for local indie and garage acts. The group’s performances contributed to a vibrant era of Twin Cities rock, aligning with both indie pop and garage rock sensibilities that resonate with listeners across the region.